4. Genetics
If members of your immediate family have had issues with their gallbladders, you are at a much higher chance of experiencing problems with yours. Therefore, it is even more important for those of us with a family history of gallstone problems to monitor our cholesterol, alcohol, and fat intake and other aspects of our diets. If this is the case, speak to your doctor so that you can gain a better understanding of your chances of developing gallstones.
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